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Bangladesh tribunal indicts ousted PM Sheikh Hasina for ‘crimes against humanity’
A Bangladeshi tribunal has formally indicted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who was overthrown in a violent uprising last year, for crimes against humanity. The International Crimes Tribunal, set up to try members of the Hasina regime for seeking to put down the uprising by force,
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Concern for India as debt diplomacy sees Bangladesh, Pakistan converge with ChinaWith its debt diplomacy, China has turned Pakistan into its vassal state. Now, it is trying the same in Bangladesh, whose economy is in tatters. This has resulted in the convergence of the interests ...
Footage from India of a man's bare-handed fight against a leopard has been falsely shared online as an incident from ...
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Ever in India’s shadow, Bangladesh needs to define its own energy pathBy bno - Ho Chih Minh Office As a country Bangladesh is at an energy crossroads. Following decades of natural‑gas dominance, ...
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Study links surge in lightning disasters in Bangladesh to transboundary air pollutionBangladesh, one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable countries, is witnessing a troubling rise in lightning-related deaths.
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CDS General Anil Chauhan cautioned that growing cooperation between China, Pakistan, and Bangladesh could destabilize India's ...
Pointing out that the three visa centres in Assam – located in Guwahati, Bongaigaon, and Silchar – which was processing 50-55 ...
Bangladesh is known as the land of rivers and flooding, despite almost all of its water originating outside the territory.
Hasina, who fled to India aboard a military aircraft, has since been staying at an undisclosed location. On July 9, Yunus’ ...
By law, organ donations in India are only permitted between close relatives or with special government approval, but traffickers manipulate everything – family trees, hospital records, even DNA tests ...
One year after Sheikh Hasina’s government was toppled by mass protests, Bangladesh’s diplomatic shift towards China and ...
Trump’s tariff on Bangladesh has come as a boon to India’s textile sector, as this could be an opportunity for India to overtake Bangladesh in the ready-made garments (RMG) sector.
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